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Cotton.

a, NEW x9sE selt l9.cot.on nrm upland.
Sac; o Sai is sac; futures closed steady
December 20; january 9.S5c; February liz *
March b3c; April 9.G!c; May 9,7Cc; june 97se
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Tho claim Of Chicago man tina. thoy
have the largest heads in tho country has
been verified by several persona who have
seen Chicago man going down to break.
fat, -sIIt;. 011lI = Il
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hKs.eo sePt 1SDrerrs Journal reports Ca.
market GENERALLY lower; Shipping tiers n oa ea 70
sicsSess and feeders 81 75s3 20: bulls and r,,re
g. 2a2 80; Texas cattle 81 25as i we,teIn rHnre,s
Il 1 h co. AogsSkeoc,Dts 2oo0 shinment
mixed As; heavy 81 g145 s5 IieSs ~ s ulSnsf
rough 4. and skins ssGpaa7s. bhcep-neseIpts 7cn
head; shipments GO head raSrEtt slow: eomm mon
70 lower natives s. 6eai 10: western az VQas IS:
TEXANS IS C0aS "; lsmbs 81 0a..5 Is, ''S 49, "
EAST LIBERTY, scpt 1a.-c,,.,n-- D., -,
head; shtpmen:s 1871 head: market sbsae w,
from Inst %ees Aoss-lecopts $50 head: shin IN.
mente tlC0 head: market slow and drascv. Fhi.l
dsnhiss . sSs5 - YorRcrs IS Oa5 2 Common "a
prices. '''" ~ 'as' "eek'i
CIEciNNAI1 O.. Sept, ls.-Hogs quiet: cam I'M, on
anu Light ~ eoa6 10; packing and butchcru e. Hsa
o3o; receipts ,00J head; shipments 500 hes - 'oa
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LEGAL NOTICES,
DROSATE ORWELL,

/ 1I.-I---. = . IA ~
oesce Of the Clerk oil the County Court OF Ohio
County, State OF Vest Virginia.
In mo matter Of the prOoate OF the last will and
testament Of Fliza A. Moore. deccascd. -
The object Of the petition Gled In this matter on
the 9Th dsy OF September, A. D. 1857. Is TO have
adn!,.9a to p.obsie paper writing purpor.ing to
be the last will OF Elzi 4. Moore. deceased, bear.
lug cate on the 5'h day OF September. A. D.. 1854,
And |. Appearing ION en sili3arIt gled with me
In my Office that Finley Mckinley and Clemeutina
Mckinley. persons who are therein. aud IN said
petition. declared 10 DO interested In tho probate
Of The said will. arc nonresidens Of this State. Il
isordcrtd that they DC appear at my clllcs In the
city OF Whceilug In the county aud state afore-
said, on tho 18th day OF OCTOBER A. D. 1857, At 10
O'Clock A. n. and DO what " necessary to protect
their interest 10 said matter. $50 I'lrIIer7v
Published the first time September 10, 1887.
- GEORGE HOOK, Clerk.
GErsSE i. Z. GILcgHIsr. Attarney. sels.ru
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When q young man sits in tho parlor
talking nonsense to hie best eirl, that's
capital. But when ho has to stay in Of
EVENING" after they're married, that's
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Dry Goods,

NEW YORK, eept. 19-Therc was mo,e ou,et
inquiry Than usual to Monday In cops.aucree Of
Inc Hebrew holiday and the Withdrawal Of mSn n;
buyers from bu.iusss, still Il good day was re-.
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Tho e!gn OF the British Museum which
says, mo GtstnitieB Allowed" must not
be miaconstrued. II mean6 that gra.uilies
muat DO given on the Quiet. -. i
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! ~. EtijsnJ. 8. RHoDRs' d co. i{9,i
NEWFALL4s
DRESS l: GOODS 10 ]
J..|.s..RH(0.DE ]:::,;:.
g. CO.'S,
1852 lie: Main Street.
1862 Main Street,

-. .NNg
|. The Newest Styles In Pin
Check Cloths, the Fashionable
Goods for this seasons wear.
Ma All the New Shades in Tri-
cots, Serges, and Cashmeres al
bottom prices. 9.S
Beautiful Embroidered Cloth
Suits at IS 90 each, in brown
and grey mixtures.
The Celebrated Broadhead
Dress !, Goods; the best IS cen,
goods In America. A full line
in in this his seasons styles now on
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Florida spiders are said 10 capture large
numbers OF anakes in their webs, but
booto still hold tho lead there 40 popular
snake trap. S2I,4tss -, -,
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People are apt to fael proud OF all the
good traits their children show and wcnder
where they got all ther bad orcu, n.
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An exchange speaks of 90 tramp 500
miles long" What capacity he must
hays for pie. - n - :
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! goNDH-cLos1D arp.

American Exptess.,lC7 do proierred t tSl.
Cansda Bouthern., tax CHICAGO 4 n " III,
Central Paclc......,, Sai5 do Srpiprred ''''iiS
Chesapeake d Ohio. 8 'lNew Yorf Een;.si inSn
do Grt preferred. o l0hio 4 MIsSiasinni " o.
do Scconts........... Gk do proierred 'l pl"" d
O., O., o. d l........., 4)S Pacific Mail..'''' sty
Denver Il r. G,,....,,, rs lPttsburvh'
Erle..............,,, SEQ, 2SlSl Reading hstI
do p,nietred. .,.,,,,, i,st, l. ri Il F''''''' NJ
Fort Waylle..........ltO DO preIcrfcG 81,
kanias d TeIas..,. 22'u do Ebt nreierrcI az az
Lake Erie Il WoSt... lSEIO. u. 4 81. Pani s n
Lake sbo.c........,.. glS do prafcrrea ~ , ~
Louisville d Eash,,, bStz Taxas q Pncinn' . 81
l.. n. A. h U......... 81 Union Pacific. ~
Nom. d Ohss........,., "a limited Statoa Er N
Michigan Central,,.. 81 w., ST. L, a ia Ia
Missouri Pacifc...,... P!z| do preierred' ..'' NO
Naqh. Il Ch4t..........,, 7li IellsFargo Ex'." ~
New Jersey Central. TWivealeru Union III,
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HoRsFoRD's ACID puospuArE

What ia an infant? Something tha,
makes pocket Of Its mouth. ',s@S.
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pelrnlNnnl.

OH CrY, Pa. Sept. lp.-pe.ro,eum ororo, Z.
eihc; highest lowest S,Sc: closed AZ Sss< =:
sales lo!6oQ batssls; cleasanees $50, 90 barrs
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FOR, $A,LW.

Orc Of tho most desirable residences on Fifteenth
street HWT .
10 Is Virginia street. Haiu3
No 20 South Front street. sfank
No. l3l North Front street, y
no, 10 North Front street. 4.t .lt.,Ef-
No. It'll Alley II, ueur McColloch street.
No. Iii Alley II. near McColloch street. i.t.ptt
No. 1877 South Penn street. '' FiE.rHg
No. lED South Penn street. 4
No. IS Eighteenth street.
No. 1903 Uhapllne street, .gM# llF
No. fi0iISS Market stro.t, ~ .'a. l Z
No. lSs Eighteenth street. Il ~
No. 100 Eighteenth street.
No. 1870 Twelfth street. fal H-;thHi
No. 81 Eighteenth street. j
Lots Nos, 5, II and u 81. Charles street,
square 30. U1-lr.gr.. =
Twelve Lots on High street. 'F'a -5l Il
Wts! hall Of Lot No. " Eleventh BtrGat, A. E.
Bit. addition. "r' gI-l ,ns1' 'si3
building site southwest corner Virginia and
sonth York streets, O. feet by 100 iost.
Building Or manufacturing site on Nineteenth
street. itontil $50 leet can be bought At SIT 50
from! foot III lots to suit purchaser. 7ylg.' as
JAMES a. 3NNRY,J 4
Zeal Esta,e Agent, Collector and Notary Public
ses 0rrlcR, No. 1851? MAJ KET ST, y
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g Dr.. A. s. Kirkpatrick, Van Vert, O.,
says: u have used 1t with tho most bril-.
liant Bnccese In chronic nervous headaches,
hectic fever with produce night sweats,
impotence, neryousness, etc" rrhssw
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Ti1bIunaH Pa, Sept 1y-Petroleum fa,rl,
a asitSe opeaed a. Sic; closed st 6s5c; hishes
cs ITrs9sys "a, sspt 49, Opened at G4c: hieh
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REAL ESTATE,
ZOE RENT.

10 2to2 Min street, store room and four rcoma,
Sl3 70 0 monlh. .-L
Two thee teomed houses on Eleventh street
cat oil Baltimore street, each " 90 month,
Ne. H0J Main street. Busiucss House.
No. vas Alley q, two looms, ID % a month.
No. l08 Fifteenth Lttcet, sib w a month.
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NLEVELAND & PITTSBU RGH Rt1T.
SyKoD-Under schedule In effect MAY %
iss train, Tdn Leave Bridgspc5t Central STANDARD
i:l2 D. m. For Pittsburgh, i6:17 q. m. For WeIIs.
yille Az p: m Fer steubenville. 8:Ss 4. N. For
Trains arrive # bridgeport at 1853 a.. M, lo:s2,
H. :, sso D. a.. or p H. 400 D. H., aad 7:sS b. n
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NOOK QuorAnoxs-crosyp p1n,

u.e. iaeoupon.. NJ, K. q T, gan. A. ssu
n.s, " coupon..".lOs Northern psc. ilrsis. ,lI
aGtnS ~ o! N.."."U2 North. Pac. secondA.lOl
Is aisaain stamp. ~. 70 Northwest consolsl3S
ran,, " os,;.....leo 90
Ae ~ :9sse!IiemenWl9o st. IAul consols....1 21
~ Ss"'"."'......, ~ T., o. & F. flrss.llS
Central Pacific hntAl l4k Tex, d. Pac. RI a. az,
D. & L. g. dratS....llgE TIA coupons W ~ 40
Y. d 3. q. Vest frats I'd iJnion rsa irsts m ,iSu
Eric Becond g,,,,,,,,,., " lWCst Nhnrr d. y y
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In Nervous Headache, Fever nnd Impo
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p1THsBURGH, CINCINNATI 4 ST.
Il LOUIS RAILWAY CO.-Panhsnilo' ROW.
Under schedule IN eject MAY "a, iss7, i1stn:
leave Wheeling, Central Standard time For i steu.
benvl0e and Pittsburgh. 6:a5 o. m 1875 n m
$40 p m, Tor Steubenvillc, sos .. m. Thu e TX
M and 8:o5 p N. trains make direct connsct1 S,
for Columbus! cincinnati, lrdlsnnpolis and tIi.
cngo. The 1885 p. m. train tnascs direct ccnnnn
ton for Columbus and Chicago, 49,
Trains arrive u Wheeling, G.l5 4. ,n, 90 a. M
2:45 .. M, and Geo p N. - ~ ,n -. ~"
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shipments 50, los barrels. D'' te1'
NEW YORK. Sept l9,-petroleum opened strong
advanced sharply nuetuatoo, closed arm: onenesi
asSie t 65ic; at sSSo;
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v. BAKER & co., Dorchester, Mass.

FINE CUT.t4ANDsPL
;ls.lars lncomporably the Best. 1900
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Ri, Claftviite accommodation nt 7 r. II. daily.
Eau. osvillo accommodation leaves Wheeling ct
7;45 a. m. daily. 91i&ts q Sfs SIX 2 !: q ~
81. Ch ursvllie Accommodation, leaves Whaa!irg
al $3.50 0. m, 20] ard ZOO p. NJ: Returning. ar
llvC4 at hccling at sos 4. I'll daily, LAO snc 6l5
D. NJ, daily except Sunday. e - 80. -
Tho0:50h u. and lI15p p. n. train throLe " Gin.
cinn1u without change With D. & o. s.cetcr
through 10 Ciue!rnAN on the night train. =
Chicago Linised leaving at OILS p, III, has Chi.
GEO sleeper ont OF Wheeling. tlT So ~ 49,
Columbus accommodation leaves 'Wtesiins nj
2N M, Bellairo t2:C5 mr. daily oxccrt Sunday,
Mouudsville reorganization, lekvna Hhceljle
q! 1900 noon, and arrives at Mouudsville at l?:B
p. NJ, dsily exeen! BaEdsJ. -. $500
! Falrmont accommodation at l:l0 \, n. ' ts-r
Through Uoach from Wheeling 10 Cincinnati
daily on No. 8, leaving Wheeling al $50 =, M. AZ.
| ny.ny at 0iaanssti st $50 ?. N. I. i; u :
/ 3. 4 O. Bloeping Cars on al through t.tins. az
Close connections Are mAde for til points Hor.A
| and eouthWcst, No7th and Northwest making thia
deSisable fonta for colonsts and pe.roug IpoyJpg
70 tho pest West, snd to whom Ysshsul,. alton:
Tickets 10 al principal points on eala at Depot,
Sleeping car accommodations can DO seemed nt
Depot Ticket Ohioc. - T. @. BURKE 57.lls7
\ tCg2s! tiB.5I.- Ticke. Agent, B. d o. Depot,
81 ..,aE'T JOHN BA1LIE, III.
800 Ticket Agent, Under NcLulc House.
JOHN 7. LAM, Trav. Passenger Agent. Is {
| Q. II. LORD Gen. PpRs. Agent.
| W NJ cIFMENTN Manaver ~. la7l IL y. -.Zg..a
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In tones we know 4sE,,'i
1tBpeaks, thatv0ic Of immcmorla1 wo, -iGt
THAT le,ves should como agaln-that We ihoul,
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WTHEELTNG & PITTSBURGH DIVI.
Wv zion, B. d o. 5si IA 3 -f,79 -FIs0l
On and utter nay q, 1887, passenger traIus will
nm u folloNE-Eas!ern Standard uno; NJ -
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Ysona Plthbu.sh-o:loA. h., daily. Inks y,
sn1 6'bs p H., daily e1oopt Bundsy 1886 b. a. a..
Fam WGhingtnn-8:0o =. h., dAily, oscent ann
diy. GK. LORD General pksscree, Are5t.
s Nv. PATTON, Bupt, 17I . - ' 'sA''
IA1y.g IS J. T. LANE Trry bag ap+ 1rho,,,
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NM Ere TIC Greek snnv, .-VT"N-IT| N W
In words meiodlous from The heart.blood wruug,
II lcaped 10 life III prehistoric tongue. i I -
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kp4rYAiJ.

For E.tahnIsh-5no o: n, daily; $40 a. NJ,
dkY; 700 ?. III. dk!iy.;.5 .l.,1, -1N''
YtIr Vrphincton--S.an, n, id,,lx cx..-. ~
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STAMNEHIAG CURED.

eysteal based uron natures laws. NO SECRECY
NO TRICKS. sysiem explained to these inter.
Gsted. ls7H '5.r -. 4ls-T 81 VI 8
Testimonials from physicians, educators and "a.
irons, who have received benefit from the method
Of instruction. Address -tsi1 I1.-a. - L.ss
MRS. NJ. STEVENS HART, PRINCIPAL.
Washington School Of Eloculion and English
Language. =, -, =, - ~. - :, III
Students boarded In family oil Principal. 81
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-07-28

RAILROAD ACCIDENTs.-An accident oc.
Cured yesterday to the Philadelphia and
Chicago express on the Baltimore and Ohio
railway at York, Ind, which resulted in the
death of the engineer and fireman Of the
passenger train and the injury of the freight
engineer. The train left Chicago at
o'clock Tuesday night, and at York, owing
to a misplaced switch, ran into siding and
into freight train which was standing
there. Engineer c. Cramer and Fireman
Edward Kooken, of the passenger train,
were both killed, and W. X. Dsvine, the en-
gineer of the freight, WAS badly injured, but
will recover, it is thought. No one else was
hurt. There is good reason FOR the suspicion
that the accident was the result of delib-
crate attempt to wreck the train. Thirty
minutes before the passenger train passed
York an excursion train passed safely over
the switch, and after the accident it was
found that the switch lock had been broken
open with heavy oaken club.
A construction train of the Chicago and
Alton, on which were nearly one hundred
laborers, was run into yesterday afternoon
By frei ht train No. "a of that road near
Hopedale, H., and the result was dread
ful smash up with serious loss of life. Five
persons were killed and a number wounded.
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INSANE ON HER BRIDAL TRIP.-A happy
marriage was brought to sad ending in the
death yesterday afternoon OF Mrs. Annie G.
Waters, who was on Friday last brought to
the State lunatic asylum at Harrisburg, Pa.
Two weeks ago Friday the deceased was
married to a. Thomas Waters, Of Reading,
with whom she had been acquainted from
childhood. Their marriage was one Of The
society events of the year Two days after
the wedding, while the couple were on
their bridal tour, Mr. Waters noticed, for
the first time, that the happy event seemed
to have affected her mind but remained
silent until his return home, when the lady
became worse, and was out of her mind near
ly all the time. The other day she wanted TO
set their handsome home on fire, and when
her husband demonstrated she wanted to
take his life. Last Friday, accompanied by
her husband and the family physician, she
was taken to the asylum.
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iy12-ts
nlRUSTEEs, SALE.
JNO. T. MALLS,
THOS. LEADBEATER, Trust
L. II. LYLES.


By virtue Of a deed of trust bearing dato on the
18th day of October, 1882. executed by f. A. Nc
Graw Kate A. McGraw, Laura j. McGraw, Ada
v McGraw Julia A. McGraw, Mary X. SfcGraw,
]. Edward McGraw, John II. McGraw, B. George
Thomas and Esther a. Thomas. his wife, to John
7. Nails and others, trustees of the Old Dominion
Cooperative Building Association Of Alexandria,
Va, tho undersigned trustees Of the said associa-
ton, will on SATURDAY, the ''0th day Of July,
1887, at II o'clock M, in front ofthc Corpora
ton Court House, on Fairfax street. in the city
Of Alexandria, sell mt public auction, for cash,
the following property, to wit:
LOT OF GROUND with 4 BRICK STABLE
AND CARRIAGE HOUSE thereon on the north
side of the 10 feet alley running from Washing
ton to Columbus streets and north of King street,
and bounded as follows: Beginning on the said
alley at the west boundary of the lot conveyed by
Charles Bennett to James Vansant and others,
trustees of the Associated Methodist Church then
west on the said alley to the east line of tho lot
conveyed by said Bennett TO VIM. Washington !;
then north parallel to Washington street, until
it intersects the north line of the lot conveyed to
Yansant and others, when extended, supposed to
be 81 feet then cast parallel to the said alley,
tho length of the first limo to the northwest cor
ner of said lot conveyed to said Vansant and
others thence south with the line of that lot to
the said alley, supposed to bo 81 feet, with the
right of way over tho said alley rs appurtenant to
the said two lots of ground, and the right of way
over an alley between the stable and carriage
house hereby conveyed and the stable and car
riagc house erected by the said VIM. Washington.
Also ALI. THAT TENEMENT AND LOT OF
GROUND on the north side of King street be-
tween Columbus and Washington streets, at the
distance of 81 feet Ga inches west of Washing
ton street; thence west on King street % feet
104, inches thence north parallel to Washing
ton street 100 feet to 10 feet alley; thence east
on said alley the length of the first limo and
thence south parallel to Washington street to the
beginning.
of S196.67, amounting to $4S 49, charged npon
the lot of ground at the northwest corner of King
and Washington Streets fronting on King street
1913 feet 5 inches, and on Washington street 110
feet, with tho benefit of all tho covenants in the
deep or deeds creating said rent charge.
JOHN T. MALLS,
THos. LEADBEATER, Trustees.
Z. II. LYLES.
jy12 is
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DY VIRTUE of deed of trust bearing date on
ID the 21th day OF December, 1854 and record
ed in Deed Book No. 15, folio $50, of the Land
Records of the city OF Alexandria, Va executed
by Edwin II. O'Bricn and wife to John L. Nails
and others, trustees of The Old Dominion Co
operative Building Association of Alexandria, Va,
the UNDERSIGNED trustees of the said association
will on SATURDAY, the goth day of July, 1897
at IL O'Clock ~, in front the Corporation Court
House, on Fairfax street in tho city of Alexan-
dria, Va sell at public auction for cash, tho fol-
lowing property, to wit;
All that TENEMENT AND LOT OF GROUND
in the city of Alexandria, beginning at point on
the north side of Cameron street 81 feet inches
east of Alfred street. ami running thence east on
Cameron street II feet, thence north parallel to
Alfred street 40 feet to an alley 10 feet wide,
thence west on said alley parallel to Cameron
street 81 feet, and thence south 1fO feet to the
beginning
SS$s; 5s% 4 + 45Hz5 ! Hsz5ASArrH Hz5Hz Trustees
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ADVICE TO MOTHERS.

MRS. WINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP fer chill.
dren teetbing, is the prescription Of ono of tho
best female nurses and physicians in the United
States, and has been used for forty years with
nover-failing success by millions of mothers for
thoir children. During tho process of tcething
its value is incalculablo. IL relieves the child
from pain, cures dysentory and diarrhos. gripping
in the bowels, and wind-coic Ey giving health
to tho child il rests TIM mother. Price 25 cents q
hottia ,'vf. iyFM W&G
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-07-28

The cremation society at Zurich, SwitZer-
land, one Of the best organized associations
in the world, has adopted the Bourry sys-
TEN, which is described as follows: Like
Semens, Mr.. Bourry allows only heated air
to communicate with the body. In both
systems the corpse burns directly; no flame
is to be seen singeirg the body, but it burns
itself by the abundance of hot oxygen which
surrounds it. Bourry uses carbonic acid
gas, prepared in coke regenerator, for
heating the crematorium During the pro.
cess of cremation he uses mainly chimney
gases FOR heating the air before it touches
the corpse, which allows more economical
use of the heat. 1t is of great advantage
that the chimney needs be thirty-fve feet
high from the base of The cellar, so that it is
fully covered up by the building. The
askes fall, without being touched, by an
almost automatically working apparatus in
to the urn. The dissolution of the body
does not take place in the dark, unseen and
uncontrolled, but the whole action is clear
and open. Bourry and Venini place the
crematorium, which has the shape of ssr-
cophagus, and which can be approached
from ell sides, in the midst of the hall in
which the service is to take place. There
is little window on the back of the sar.
cophagus through which one can see the
process of cremation, which is completed
within one to one and half hours, without
smell or smoke. The process is solemn and
beautiful, and avoids every un;esthetic ma
nipulation. ."-Sdaitary Ne1CS.
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AUCTION SALES.
BY L. T. Lucas, Auctioncer.
.CUTOR'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

EiAECUlOkS SALE Ot kEAL ESTATE.
Agrecably to the last Will aud Testament of
Townsend Baegett deceased, the undersigned cx-
ecutors will offer for sale q. public auction. ut the
Royal street entrance of the Market Building at
II o clock M, on SATURDAY the 30th day of
July, 1887, the following real estate in the city
of Alexandria, viz:
Four two.story FRAME HOUSES and LOTS,
six rooms each, situated on the west side of Poy-
ton street, between Prince and Duke streets. Fur
thor description of property will he aiven at the
sale.
Terms of sale: cash.
M. AHERN, Exec.
BENZ. F. BAGGETT, utors.
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-07-28

NEGRO RAvIsHERs LYNCHED.-A mob at
Redan. Ga, yesterday lynched Reuben
Johnson Hudson, colored He had outraged
The person of Mrs. James Bush, Tuesday At
II O'Clock; Mrs. Bush was entirely alone, her
husband having gone to church and her lit
tie daughter was away from home. She
gas preparing for dinner when the negro
suddenly sprang into the room, and, despite
her screams and struggles, brutally outraged
her. His great black hand was held over
her mouth and she was alternately smoth-
cred and choked. In the meantime he
threatened to Kill her, and when Mrs. Bush,
trying to frighten the brute, said her hus-
band would answer her screams, the negro
said "Your husband can't hear you, | saw
him when he went up the railroad carrying
an umbrella" This showed that he had
watched his time. When Hudson WAS ar
rested the woman identified him, and he was
Immediately hanged 10 8 convenient tree.
He had been guilty of other depredations
Ten days or two weeks ago brutal as
saut was committed in Surry county, Va,
by q negro named Reuben Cole upon Mrs.
Richard Savage. Cole was subsequently ar
rested and jailed. Excitement over the af
fair and indignation against the tiend have
been at fever heat ever since, and lynchng
was freely talked OF. Last Monday being
county court day there was an unusual
gathering Of people, and lynching talk was
so great that the sheriff had an extra
guard placed around the Jail Tuesday
night, however, band of fifty men
went 10 the jail, oVerpowered the
guard and jailer, and took Cole out and
hanged him to tree, where they left the
body and then quietly departed.